As one of the first successful gray-haired models, Roxanne Gould shows that modeling knows no age. Gould has worked with renowned models like Iman, Cheryl Tiegs, and Jerry Hall, and graced the covers of international Vogue editions. Today, she inspires not only young models but also modeling agencies that value diversity and authenticity.
More and more women are defying the rigid expectations of the fashion industry about how they should age—and Gould is at the forefront. Her decision to embrace her gray hair opened new doors in the modeling world and made her a sought-after figure in campaigns for designers like Christian Siriano and beauty campaigns by Retro Co.
Gould emphasizes that modeling is more than just beauty ideals—it’s about empowering people of all ages. Young models starting at modeling agencies can learn from her experience that authenticity and self-confidence are crucial. Agencies promoting diversity increasingly recognize that gray hair and natural body images are not trends, but a sign of the industry’s evolution.
Her tip for aging gracefully? Accept yourself, have fun, and show individuality—applies both to runway models and those pursuing careers in modeling agencies. Roxanne Gould remains a shining example that modeling is possible at any age and that the definition of beauty continues to evolve.
